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00:00Today, we are going to give you an interest in the old cars.
00:05It is so interesting that they have built a whole museum, vintage cars.
00:10Sir, you are very proud of your ATV in India.
00:12First of all, let me ask you.
00:15My name is Tarun Thakral and I am from the Heritage Transport Museum.
00:19I am the founder of the Heritage Transport Museum.
00:21Yes, Tarun Ji told me that Tarun Ji told us that it was a big hotel in Delhi.
00:28Sir, do you want to know how to make a new car collection for the old cars?
00:41Look, this is a shock.
00:45This is a shock because of the shock.
00:49In India, there is no transport museum in India.
00:53So, when I thought about the government of India that there is such a collection for me and I want to make a museum.
01:00So, they have also said that yes, we will give you a little financial support.
01:05We cannot give you anything.
01:07You should have a collection.
01:09You should have a land.
01:11So, it was all for me.
01:13So, this museum was opened in 2013 in December.
01:17Sir, how old are the jobs that are in the working conditions or working conditions?
01:24How do you have to take their rights?
01:27How do you have to take their rights?
01:28How do you have to take their rights?
01:29Look, it is difficult.
01:31It is difficult.
01:32It is not easy to make cars.
01:34And they don't get their rights here.
01:37So, they have to import them from America, London and other countries.
01:43And they have to look at the mechanics of the old cars.
01:49All of these cars are mechanical cars.
01:51They have no electronics.
01:53So, they have to take their rights to the right.
01:56They have to take their rights to the right.
01:57So, if they have not to take their rights, they have to take their rights.
02:01And if you have to take their rights to the right, they have to take their rights to the right.
02:06So, this collection is found at the time and how many cars are in the working conditions?
02:13Yes, all cars are in working conditions,
02:16and they are on display on the museum.
02:18There are about 60 cars.
02:20I have other cars in my house,
02:22which are in various stages of restoration.
02:25So, when we get a mechanic, we will be able to get it.
02:32Sir, you are selling these cars in the past.
02:37We will also understand the situation of transport.
02:40And today's transport speed and transport speed,
02:45how do we look at the antar?
02:48The antar is a lot.
02:50I think that there was a small road and a small road, but there were a lot of cars in that time.
02:59I was not doing travelling in that time, so I don't know.
03:06But I think that it would be easy to travel in one place to another place.
03:12But there was a little bit more and a small distance to travel.
03:19The second thing is that the technology of cars has now become very better.
03:26The braking technology, the comfort of the drivers in cars is that it didn't happen before.
03:36So I think that is the biggest change that has happened.
03:39People often go to comfort, but at the first time it was that they would reach one place to another place.
03:46What was the first car in the working condition?
03:52The first car that I bought was in 1932 Chevrolet Faiton.
03:57I bought it from Rajasthan, Ramghar, Shekhawati.
04:01There was nothing in it.
04:03The car was sitting outside, so it was so warm and so warm.
04:09The tires were blown away.
04:12The tires were blown away.
04:15The tires were blown away, but the engine was blown away.
04:19The car was blown away.
04:21The engine was blown away and the car was blown away.
04:23The car was blown away and we took it from Delhi.
04:26Then we made a list of things that needed to complete the car.
04:33The car was imported into America.
04:35Then the car was done on the car.
04:37After a year, the car got back to the rail.
04:45The car was blown away.
04:47It had been seen before a long walk.
04:50The car was blown away, but the car was blown away.
04:52It's going to be on the other side of the car.
04:55One thing is to make the old cars again,
04:59and to make it in the condition of the car,
05:02and to make it in the condition of the car,
05:05and to keep the mechanics of the car,
05:08how difficult it is to do it?
05:10Before, we had our own people,
05:12but now we are not.
05:14And now we are professional restorers,
05:16like this car that you are watching behind,
05:18Mr. Sandeep Qatari and his team have made it.
05:21And now we have mechanics and experts,
05:26who can do these cars.
05:30Mr. Sandeep Qatari has told us that
05:33the old cars have been in the museum,
05:39and they have not only made it,
05:42but also made it in the condition of the car.
05:45So, this is a challenge for the cars,
05:48for the cars,
05:50which has not only made it in the condition of the cars,
05:53but also made it in the museum.
05:55I'm from ETV Bharat,
05:56from Delhi,
05:57from Delhi.
05:58I'm from ETV Bharat.
05:59I'm from ETV Bharat.
06:00I'm from Delhi.
06:01I'm from Delhi.
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